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2079 Hospitality Mgmt-Food Beverage
2079 Hospitality Mgmt-Food Beverage
2079 Hospitality Mgmt-Food Beverage
Hospitality Management - Food and Beverage continued Travel and Tourism Demonstrate knowledge of travel/tourism-related geography Accommodate different needs of travelers Demonstrate the use of technology in the travel industry Legal and Ethical Responsibilities Describe rights of the innkeeper and guests Describe hotel legal responsibilities and issues Demonstrate knowledge of ADA (American Disabilities Act) requirements Restaurant Management Describe the size and scope of the food service industry Plan, prepare, and cost menus Purchase food and beverage items Describe techniques for food preparation Identify and describe the correct use of restaurant equipment Explain procedures for health, safety, and sanitation Describe the basic elements of restaurant layout and design Food and Beverage Service Describe different types of service Describe the positions and responsibilities of restaurant employees Describe room service procedures Define types of restaurants (themed, casual, fast food, etc.)
Written Assessment:
Administration Time: Number of Questions: Areas Covered: 13% 9% 17% 9% 9% 6% 8% 20% 9% Introduction to the Hospitality Industry Guest Relations and Concierge Marketing and Sales Safety and Security Opening and Settling Financial Transactions Travel and Tourism Legal and Ethical Responsibilities Restaurant Management Food and Beverage Service 3 hours 159
Sample Questions: A gratuity is described as a A. loan to a customer B. tip to an employee C. sale of goods D. rental of equipment An example of protecting against bloodborne pathogens is A. following a strict diet B. wearing a face mask C. identifying blood types D. covering open wounds When using PMS to calculate yield management, the formula is A. potential revenue divided by actual revenue B. actual revenue divided by potential revenue C. potential expenses divided by actual expenses D. actual expenses divided by potential expenses One type of commercial eating and drinking establishment is a A. local restaurant B. high school cafeteria C. nursing home D. military mess hall The primary responsibility of service personnel is to A. keep their station clean B. stay alert to guests needs C. keep their uniforms clean D. suggest appropriate food items
Performance Assessment:
Administration Time: Number of Jobs: Areas Covered: 3 hours and 25 minutes 7
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Demonstrate Napkin Folding Follow diagram steps for various napkins, appearance of fan fold, tent fold and bishops head fold, and timeliness of job. Identify Equipment Equipment identification, and timeliness of job. Perform Table Side Service Maintained sanitation techniques, preparation of salad and dressing, presentation of service, plate presentation, cart and material clearing, and timeliness of job. Prepare Chicken Cordon Bleu Organization, knife skills, use of tools equipment, preparation of chicken, safety and sanitation procedures, appearance and taste of finished product, and timeliness of job. Serve Guests Table set-up, obtain and correctly set cover items, greeting and seating guests, beverage order(s), take order from guest, served and cleared guest meals, presentation of guest check, and timeliness of job. Pricing Menu Items Calculate individual item costs, calculate total recipe cost and cost per serving, and timeliness of job. Complete a Banquet Event Order Sheet Contact information on form, room set-up, financial calculations, and timeliness of job.
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Sample Job:
20 Minutes
Participant Activity:
The participant will determine the food costs, per plate, for chicken cordon bleu. Participants will calculate the recipe costs for individual menu items, the total recipes costs, and costs per serving.